Puzey Campout

This summer mom invited all of us to come and campout at her house for a week in August.  After packing up we headed down Saturday night.

Sunday we all attended church in Champion.  Rachel, mom and I sang a trio in church.  It was really fun to sing together again. After church we had a barbecue.  Jason made his famous ribs and we also had steak and all the fixings.  Very yummy.

The boys slept in a tent outside while Jason, Cadence and I slept inside.  The boys enjoyed being outside and did really well all week sleeping out together.

Monday Jason was able to stay down and in the morning we tie dyed shirts for the kids. We brought t-shirts and Charmaine had gotten all the supplies we would need.

Later that afternoon when Jared and Dave got home from work we were able to go down to Little Bow Provincial Park and take the boat out.  It had been so long.  The kids had fun in the water and enjoyed tubing and Cora water skied.

It was a super fun night, but then Jason had to head home to Calgary to go back to work.  The rest of the week we had lots of fun and stayed very busy.  We spent lots of time at the pool in Champion.

Tuesday night we went up to a movie night in Vulcan and the kids watched "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs II" and the older kids stayed up to watch "Man of Steel".

Lots of fun was had around the farm.  Jumping on the trampoline, exploring, a obstacle race, even a water gun fight.

Grandma had planned a few different crafts for the kids to make.  Always a hit with my boys.

One afternoon we took the kids down to Little Bow again to play at the beach.  We had brought our little boats and the boys enjoyed taking their cousins for rides.

Our last night we had a fire outside and a yummy barbecue.  Cora had a new game for everyone to try.  

It was such a great week to get together as family and for the cousins to really spend some quality time together.  Us girls stayed up late talking and Rachel treated us by doing our finger and toenails.  Aunt Char painted the baby girls' toes.  So cute!

I really hope that it becomes an annual tradition.  Thanks to mom for hosting.  I love my family!